Visual artist, photographer.
Born 1975 in Nyköping, Sweden
Lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden

2005—2006 History of Photography & VideoArt, Konstfack www.konstfack.se
1999—2004 Master of Fine Art, Konstfack (University College of Arts, Crafts and Design), Stockholm, www.konstfack.se
1997—1999 Örebro Art School, Sculpture Department, www.orebrokonstskola.se
1996—1997 Nyckelviksskolan, General Art, Craft and Design, Lidingö/Stockholm www.nyckelviksskolan.se
1995—1995 University of Lund, Art History, www.arthist.lu.se

Set Up, Fotograficentrum, Örebro

Set Up, ak28/Xposeptember — Stockholm Festival of Photo, Stockholm www.ak28.org, www.xposeptember.se

Setting the Scene, Blue Sun Art Gallery, Ulan Bator, Mongolia (with R. Gombojav)

Scenes and Portraits, Konstfack Gallery, Stockholm

Sub silentio, Skepparholmen Spa i samarbete med Centrum för Fotografi, Stockholm

9th International Bienniale of Miniature Art, Gornji Milanovac, Serbien

Vårsalongen 2008, Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm

Fotografi nu:2007, Centrum för Fotografi, Stockholm www.centrumforfotografi.se

Nordic Stories, Elastic Residence, London www.elastic.org.uk

Vårsalongen 2007, Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm

WorkOut (Vårsalongen 2006), Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm

Föreställningar, Sörmlands Museum, Nyköping (with Leif Lindell and Johan Lundh)

Formverk, Nyköping (with Leif Lindell and Johan Lundh) www.formverk.se

Art Fair, Älvsjömässan (The Swedish Institute Exhibition)

Please Disturb! (touring exhibition 2005) produced by SameFame/Konstfack

Joint Exhibition, Fine Art Museum, Ulan Bator, Mongolia

New Swedish Photography 2004, Hasselblad Center, Gothenburg www.hasselbladcenter.se

Spring Exhibition, Konstfack, Stockholm

Idag är en bra dag, World Trade Center, Stockholm www.kdjungel.com

Sub Urbia (touring exhibition 2003—2004), produced by Stockholms Läns Museum www.lansmuseum.a.se/suburbia

Wish you were here, Brändström & Stene, Stockholm www.brandstromstene.se

Sub Urbia (touring exhibition 2003—2004), produced by Stockholms Läns Museum www.lansmuseum.a.se/suburbia

Olika Bilder, Konstfack Gallery, Stockholm (Xposeptember — Stockholm Festival of Photo)

Bachelor of Fine Art, Galleri Enkehuset, Stockholm

Forskardagarna (Scientists Days), Aula Magna, University of Stockholm

Bye Bye Monkey, Art Center Replica, Stockholm

First Prize for Photography, 9th International Bienniale of Miniature Art, Gornji Milanovac, Serbien

Stockholm City Cultural Grant

Working grant, The Arts Grants Committeé

Travel Grant, The Swedish Institute

Nominated for The Victor Fellowship (Hasselblad's stipend for postgraduate studies) www.hasselbladfoundation.org

Finalist, Diesel New Art 2004 www.diesel-new-art.com

Grant from Konstfack, University College of Arts, Crafts and Design

Public Commision (with Radek Stypczynski) – Flogsta Vårdcentral, Uppsala

Örebro Läns Museum

Katrineholms Kommun

Sara fick stort pris för små bilder, Olle Söderström, Sörmlands Nyheter

Till frågan om det verkliga, Stefan Nilsson, Nerikes Allehanda

Nordic Stories, Martin Coomer, TimeOut London

Sara Appelgren – Ostensibly, Frida Cornell, Xposeptember/Rodeo magazine www.saraappelgren.com/text_cornell_en.html

Participating artist in the book NoBo. Boken om Norra Botkyrka (The Multicultural Centre, Fittja)

Nyköpingssöner och dotter ställer ut dubbelt, Therese Hansson, Sörmlands Nyheter

Vårsalongen avviker från det invanda, Jessica Kempe, Dagens Nyheter

Motiv #6 www.tidningenmotiv.se

Slå sönder en stol!, Niels Hebert, Arbetarbladet

Svensk Form, Stockholm: Please disturb!, Carina Redtzer www.konsten.net

Var god stör!, Peder Alton, DN Kultur

Design som provokation, Catarina Johansson Junttila, Kommunalarbetaren

De betraktar staden med nya ögon, Susanna Hellberg, DN Kultur

Tvetydigheten rymmer en sanning, Lars O Ericsson, DN Kultur

Storstad med perspektiv, Milou Allerholm, DN Kultur

MARS, #1-2

Co-organizing Art Camp 2008, Sweden (with support from The Swedish Institute and Folke Bernadottes Minnesfond)

Co-organizing Swedens participation in Art Camp 2005, Mongolia (with support from The Swedish Institute)

Participant, Art Camp 2004, Mongolia (with support from The Swedish Institute and The Swedish Embassy in Beijing)